What could the acronym “FEED” stand for? Its a mnemonic device to help
you remember the steps to change the way you think.
What do you think it stand for?
a. Feel good, Exhale, Excite, and Dictate
b. Focus, Effort, Effortlessness, and Determination
c. Fail, Engage, Encourage, and Describe
d. Freedom, Effortlessness, Entertainment, and Doing little
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